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1,000th 1650 FLY, Where will she go now?

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www.wenatcheeworld.com/.../ Here is a success story of a woman who swim with me every morning in my Masters program here in Wenatchee, WA. She just completed her 1000th 1650 Fly this morning. What an achievement!! :thewave: She is really an amazing person, and definitely an inspiration to watch. When I know I'm having a tough time, I just look over at what she is doing, and then realize that anything can be possible. :cheerleader: Congratulations Peony Munger!! :bow: :bow: :bow:
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  • In sad news, Peony Munger died this morning about 1:00am after over a year battling with pancreatic cancer. She was well loved by all her teammates and friends in the Inland NW LMSC. She had still been swimming as much butterfly as she could until around the beginning of summer this year, when she became too sick to safely continue in the water. We will sure miss her smiling face each morning, and also those many miles of butterfly that she had done. She was never afraid of doing things that were deemed as hard, as she took the challenge head-on and didn't quit, and it shows with the types of records she holds in the LMSC: Short Course Yards: W70-74 200 Back, 200 ***, 100 & 200 Fly, 200 & 400 IM W75-79 50 Free, 200 Back, 50, 100, & 200 ***, 50, 100, & 200 Fly, 100, 200, & 400 IM Short Course Meters: W75-79 200 Free, 100 & 200 Back, 200 ***, 50, 100, & 200 Fly, 200 & 400 IM Long Course Meters: W70-74 100 ***, 100 & 200 Fly, 200 & 400 IM -------------------------------- :bow: Keep Flying Peony! :angel:
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  • In sad news, Peony Munger died this morning about 1:00am after over a year battling with pancreatic cancer. She was well loved by all her teammates and friends in the Inland NW LMSC. She had still been swimming as much butterfly as she could until around the beginning of summer this year, when she became too sick to safely continue in the water. We will sure miss her smiling face each morning, and also those many miles of butterfly that she had done. She was never afraid of doing things that were deemed as hard, as she took the challenge head-on and didn't quit, and it shows with the types of records she holds in the LMSC: Short Course Yards: W70-74 200 Back, 200 ***, 100 & 200 Fly, 200 & 400 IM W75-79 50 Free, 200 Back, 50, 100, & 200 ***, 50, 100, & 200 Fly, 100, 200, & 400 IM Short Course Meters: W75-79 200 Free, 100 & 200 Back, 200 ***, 50, 100, & 200 Fly, 200 & 400 IM Long Course Meters: W70-74 100 ***, 100 & 200 Fly, 200 & 400 IM -------------------------------- :bow: Keep Flying Peony! :angel:
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